Air Force Lt. Gen. Andrew A. Croft is U.S. SOUTHCOM’s military deputy in Miami. He oversees five components and three joint task forces meant to address myriad threats stretching from the Caribbean to the Arctic. Abraham Mahshie, Air Force Magazine’s Pentagon Editor, interviewed Croft in ...
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The Air Force is about to roll out another aspect of its new Force Generation model (AFFORGEN): Air Base Squadrons are designed to provide forward-deployed units the necessary support to conduct operations from widely dispersed and likely austere locations with a minimal footprint of people ...
In playing the victim, Putin evokes Adolf Hitler in September 1938.
Growing threats raise the stakes for why the U.S. must prevail in this essential domain.
The cancer rates for some aviators are higher than others. Lifelong monitoring may be the only viable solution.
How hypersonic weapons maneuver and what to do about it.
The Pentagon battles its own inertia to make progress in artificial intelligence.
How a flight line superintendent turned an inspired idea into the Air Force’s one-stop shop for Augmented Reality. It only took 10 years.
GE Aviation, which primarily makes military and commercial engines, will become the main focus of the GE conglomerate after it spins off its health care and energy businesses.
Calling the condition of the military’s depots, shipyards, and arsenals a “crisis,” House Armed Services Committee Readiness panel chair John Garamendi (D-Calif.) gave Pentagon acquisition and sustainment officials three months to return a five-year plan for modernizing the military’s organic industrial base, warning that the ...
The Air Force released updated scoring charts for its revamped physical fitness test Nov. 12.
The results of two new personnel studies released in November exposed new areas of concern for Air Force leaders.
